'AMERICAN FAMILY TRAGEDY': The day Syracuse University will never forget
15 years after Sept. 11 attack in which more than 2,900 people perished, Syracuse University officials share what that day looked like for them. Read more »
9/11
Gallery: Syracuse community gathers for annual Sept. 11 ceremony
More than 100 police officers, firefighters, city officials and residents came to the city for Syracuse’s annual 17 Minutes of Silence Ceremony. Read more »
Sophomore Army ROTC cadet witnessed 9/11 attacks
Calvin Wineland, a public relations and political science dual major, has continued generations of military service with ROTC. Read more »
Syracuse community commemorates 15-year anniversary of 9/11 with ceremony
Syracuse community members gathered downtown to reflect on the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the 15-year anniversary of 9/11. Read more »
How Syracuse University has improved the student veteran experience under Kent Syverud
SU Chancellor Kent Syverud said he would argue that Syracuse University is the best place for veterans. Read more »
Photographer Ben Altman shows exhibit about human atrocities, violence at Light Work Gallery
Ben Altman is a British photographer whose exhibit, "Site/Sight," is showing at the Light Work Gallery. The show strives to show the relationship between violent turning points in human history and how they affect the world today. Read more »
How media portrayal of Islam and Muslims influences Islamophobia
This is the first installment of a two-part series about Islamophobia at Syracuse University. This story is about how portrayal of Muslims in the media plays a part in influencing Islamophobic sentiment. Read more »
Junior remembers her father through tattoo of his signature
SU junior Casey Spor uses a tattoo to remember her father, Joe Spor, who died as a firefighter during the September 11th attacks. The signature design was taken from her father's passport and recreated by the tattoo artist. Read more »
News to Know: 10 stories to help you pass a current events quiz (Oct. 13–20)
Here's all the news you need to know from this week. Read more »
New York state granted 1-year extension on ID law
The Department of Homeland Security has granted New York state a one-year extension to comply with the Real ID Act. Read more »
GI Bill tool to help veterans, service members in assessing benefits
A new online tool called the GI calculator allows veterans to analyze the cost of more than 4,000 colleges after taking their Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits into consideration. Read more »
Rose: Security in the UK is lax compared to US
The United Kingdom faces an equally high terrorist threat to the U.S., but its prevention efforts are much more relaxed. Read more »
Boos and Bravos: Terrel Hunt, Nick Jonas
Pulp collected the highs and lows of Daily Orange news all in one place. Read more »
SU alumna plays key role in design of One World Trade Center
Nicole Dosso, a Class of 1996 Syracuse University alumna and graduate of the School of Architecture, is one of the minds behind the One World Trade Center. Read more »
Gallery: SU students remember 9/11 with flags near Schine Student Center
Five members of the SU community placed U.S. flags on the infield between the Schine Student Center and the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications to remember those who died in the 9/11 attacks. Read more »
SU faculty reflect on 10 years since Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans' recovery
Valerie Martinez volunteered through her alma mater, Wilkes University, to help recover and rebuild parts of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina hit. Ten years later, the city is still recovering in many ways. Read more »
Sen. Schumer re-introduces bill to allow victims of 9/11 to take legal action
On Thursday, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) will re-introduce the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act to the Senate Judiciary Committee. The bill, if passed, will… Read more »
Syracuse players, coaches remember 9/11 during visit to memorial as part of trip to New York City
NEW YORK – The memories came rushing back into Jay Bromley’s mind. He recalled exactly where he was and what he felt on Sept. 11,… Read more »
Ask the experts: Should Khalid Sheikh Mohammed be sentenced in US court or by military tribunal?
The federal government is debating whether to try an alleged co-conspirator of the Sept. 11 attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, in a federal court in New… Read more »
Redefining a genre
The auditorium was silent and dark. Two screens on either side of the room illuminated each face, watching as the Space Shuttle Challenger rose higher… Read more »
